CLIL LESSON FOR cultural diversity(Turkey))

THE REPUBLIC of TÜRKİYE

Cultural Diversity

Warm up

At first, let's have a look to this video to understand "What is cultural diversity and and why is it important?"

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Turkey is a large country and on the crossroads between Europe and Asia. Both Eastern and Western influences Turkish society– As a result, the culture hosts unique blends of both traditional and modern conventions as well as religious and secular practices.

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hospitality

Turkish culture is known for its marvellous hospitality. “The mentality of Turkish hospitality is, whatever religion you are from, whichever country you come from, whatever language you speak, you are God’s guest.”

hospitality

Many people will want to talk to you and will offer you food and drink in their homes.

the home of Rumi

Do you know that Rumi, who embraced all humanity by his famous poem: "Come, come whoever you are”, Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi was not only a great poet, but also a philosopher but first and foremost he was a mystic, a spiritually touched man.

the home of Rumi

Ethnicity

Considering that Turkish history goes back thousands of years. It’s not surprising that Turkey is home to many ethnicities. 75% of its population consists of Turks, the rest is Kurds, Arabs, Bulgarians, Russians, Serbs,Turkmens, Uzbeks, Dutch,Georgians, Germans, Greeks, Albanians, Armenians, Circassians .

Religion

99% of the country is Muslim. Christianity, Judaism, Yezidism, and others make up the remaining 1%. The diversity of ethnic groups and religions play an important role in our culture. This cultural diversity in Turkey has led Turkish people to have more respect for other cultures, traditions, religions, and ideas.

art

Turkey has world-renowned artists in almost every branch of art. -Yasar Kemal is a famous author whose novels are in numerous languages. -Orhan Pamuk is a Nobel Prize-winning author. -Nuri Bilge Ceylan is a famous movie director who has many awards. -Tan Sağtürk is an internationally known dancer.

art

Here are some other artists who are well-known globally: ★ Fazıl Say (pianist and composer) ★ İdil Biret (pianist) ★ Güher-Süher Pekinel (pianist) ★ Abidin Dino (artist)

Family

Turkish culture is very family oriented. There is a strong belief that people should maintain ties with their relatives and care for the parents and elders into their old age. Turks visit their family on a regular basis.

music

Turkish music is a great example of cultural influences. Turkey is a great country with various types of songs and generally has a rich musical tradition in all parts of the country. From Turkish folklore to classical and pop song to military and mystical sounds there is every type of melody.

Traditional Turkish folk dance - The Black Sea region

National Holidays

There are several national holidays in Turkey throughout the year, including:

1. Republic Day (October 29)
2. Youth and Sports Day (May 19)
3. National Sovereignty and Children’s Day (April 23)
4. Victory Day (August 30)

Religious Holidays

-Ramadan; is the month when Muslims fast for thirty days, between the sunrise and the sunset of each day. -The Feast of Sacrifice;Most households, if they can afford it financially, sacrifice an animal (usually a sheep) in a special ritual. The meat is shared with relatives and neighbors, with one third of the meat usually given to those who are in need. -During these holidays, people visit other family members, friends, etc. Candy, chocolate, and Turkish coffee are offered to visitors, and children are given money as allowance.

Holidays in Turkey in a game

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Food and Beverages

Breakfast In Turkey, it brings family and friends together for long hours. Tea, cucumbers, tomatoes, olives, eggs, sausages, cheese and fresh bread or bagel-like pastries are available at the breakfast table.

Food and Beverages

Tea When visiting a Turkish house, the host offers a freshly prepared cup of tea. This is also done as an indication of hospitality and friendship.

Food and Beverages

Coffee Turkish coffee has gained worldwide fame for its strong taste and special preparation and serving methods..

Food and Beverages

For centuries, Turkish culinary masters refined eastern and western recipes, creating one of the richest cuisines in the world.

köfte (Meatball)

pide

Lokum

Manti ( Turkish dumplings)

lahmacun (Turkish pizza)

kebap

Food and Beverages

The most well known Turkish dessert is baklava, made from many thin layers with nuts/pistachio. The crispy Turkish baklava is sweetened with light syrup made from sugar, water and lemon juice to make it deliciously light.

Handcrafts

Throughout history, Turkish people have learned to create many different handcrafts. Here are a few that have sprouted from the cultural diversity in Turkey: -Carpet and rug weaving -Ceramics and tiles -Pottery-making -Marbling (ebru) -Coppersmithing -Embroidery

HANDCRAFTS

Coppersmithing Carpet and rug weaving

HANDCRAFTS

Ceramics

HANDCRAFTS

Çini Tiles

HANDCRAFTS

Pottery-making

HANDCRAFTS

Embroidery

HANDCRAFTS

Have you ever seen how Turks turn water into enchanting paintings? There is no other art form like the Turkish marbling artistry of Ebru!

A GAME ABOUT HANDCRAFTS IN tURKEY

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NAZAR BONCUĞU

Nazar Boncuğu (“Evil Eye/Blue Bead”) Turkish people usually used to wear blue color beads on the waist, arm or neck. They also prefer to hang blue color beads outside their home to ward off the evil eye It can guard you from any negative energy or from jealous or envious looks of others that might harm you..

NAZAR BONCUĞU

It is believed that it takes the negative energy

HACİVAT&KARAGÖZ

"Karagoz and Hacivat" are the heroes of Turkish shadow puppet theater stories. They represent the public morals and common sense.

Cultural diversity puzzle of our country

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